Sentence examples for transference from from inspiring English sources

There is no transference from news events to national behaviour.

The arguments are based on transference from the commutative torus.

Nothing less than the transference from the realm of childhood to moral, intelligent adults was at stake".

Subsequent internal rearrangement of inserted sodium occurred, via transference from the pores towards the intercalation sites.

The selection of an optimum location is a process of transference from overlap locations to complete locations.

• To the Editor: This transference from human to computer, as if the records become the human, isn't special to the medical profession.

And a believing reader can see it as "thought-transference" from the spirit of Morris's dead comrade.

According to Aristotle Poetics 21, 1457b9 16 and 20 22, a metaphor is "the application of an alien name by transference either from genus to species, or from species to genus, or from species to species, or by analogy, that is, proportion".

Maternal transference differs from paternal transference in that it usually draws on an earlier childhood relationship.

Perhaps the biggest risk in transference comes from the fact that it is always a two-way street.

A new procedure is proposed for determination of transference numbers from emf measurements.